点评:Per thier website, "the museum showcases a remarkable collection of ship models, paintings, and maritime antiques." I did enjoy looking at some ships in a bottle & a section explaining terms related to an item (e.g., a cat), etc. As it's designated as a National Historic Landmark, located in the historical William Scarbrough House, they're subject to a lot of regulations/restrictions. For example, there was very little signage to show you where to get in; it, in fact, took us a while to find the entrance! They also have no public restroom in the building! You had to leave the building & go outside through a graden, trying to follow signs to find their restroom - challenging to say the least! On the plus side, they have their own parking lot. The best part of our experience is that we ended up having a private talk with historian Jim, who was extremely knowledgeable & enthusiastic about this museum.
翻译:根据他们的网站,“博物馆展示了一系列非凡的船模、绘画和航海古董”。我确实很喜欢看一些瓶中船,以及一个解释与物品(例如猫)相关术语的区域。由于它被指定为国家历史地标,位于历史悠久的威廉·斯卡布罗故居,因此受到很多规章制度的限制。例如,几乎没有指示牌指引入口;事实上,我们花了一段时间才找到入口!馆内也没有公共卫生间!你得离开馆外,穿过一个花园,跟着指示牌才能找到他们的卫生间——这至少可以说是一项挑战!不过,他们有自己的停车场。我们这次体验中最棒的部分是我们最终与历史学家吉姆进行了一次私人交谈,他对这家博物馆非常了解,也非常热情。